Summary:
This is the classic story written by Bill Martin Jr. about a bear, what he sees and how the story passes along from the bear to all sorts of different animals.
About the Author: Bill Martin Jr.
Martin extended the popular Brown Bear book to Polar Bear Polar Bear What Do You See? As a former teacher and principal Martin truly understood what children need in their early literature books.
Theme/Skill: Colors, Animals, Fiction, Patterns
Age Level: 3-6
Activities:
Make cut out pictures of the animals in the story and have student create their own sequence of animals while the story is being read to them.
Reflection:
As an emergent reading book, this is an excellent story to read to children. Its quick, the pictures aren't overwhelming and the plot is easy to understand. So much can be done with this story. Each animal could be an art project and the students as a whole could create their own version of Brown Bear Brown Bear.
Make cut out pictures of the animals in the story and have student create their own sequence of animals while the story is being read to them.
Reflection:
As an emergent reading book, this is an excellent story to read to children. Its quick, the pictures aren't overwhelming and the plot is easy to understand. So much can be done with this story. Each animal could be an art project and the students as a whole could create their own version of Brown Bear Brown Bear.
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